Dressed as Shen Zhenzhu's stand-in, I was forced to work as a spy in the palace.
The emperor sees his deceased wife through me, the noble concubine regards me as his mortal enemy, and the mastermind behind the scenes is holding the lives of my whole family in his hands.
I wanted to live it out until I found out that I could use money to buy guns in space.
——Then why play Bai Yueguang?
The imperial concubine was poisoned? I threw the evidence in front of the emperor with my backhand.
King Quan is plotting rebellion? I led the musketeers to put down the rebellion overnight.
The courtiers called me Si Chen? I opened the imperial examinations, established engineering schools, promoted vaccination, and invited all nations to come to the DPRK.
Many years later, the history books read: Emperor Gaozong, Shen Zhen, rose from a humble beginning, became enlightened and prospered, and became one female emperor throughout the ages.
And my prince son, who grew up looking at microscopes, was explaining to me the "steam engine sketch" he had just drawn.
So pretty, so cool